Can the infuser be removed when finished brewing? Or is it permenantly attached to the lid?
21747
The infuser is actually two separate parts. The basket screws into a piece that is about two inches long, and that part screws into the lid. I think out might be like that instead if one big infuser basket so that the bakery can be cleaned with a bottle sponge.otherwise out would be too long. It's really a great product. Hope you like it add much as i do!!
21748
It absolutely can be removed (unscrewed) before adding your ice cubes and additional water. I really, really like this. Have a green one for my husband and a raspberry one for me!
21749
The infuser is separate from the lid. It screws and unscrews easily. The lid is used for infusion and storage.
21750
It is meant to be removed before adding the ice (for chilled beverages) and for cleaning.
1207435
it is a cylindrical screen basket that hangs from the lid. You can remove it after the tea steeps.
389131
Absolutely! The infuser is a screen mesh material, so you could either put your tea bag below it and just ignore it completely while you drink your tea (usually what I do) or you could lay the tea bag on top of the infuser and fill with hot water. If you do this you would need to remove the tea bag before drinking as it would be next to your mouth, but either way it works fine. Sometimes I just throw a tea bag in with the sip-thru lid instead of the infuser as the drinking hole is small enough the tea bag won't come through.
1605948
You can remove the straw but the hole can not be closed. It's not a travel mug infuser.
1869229
The lid is spring loaded so will stay open while pouring. It can not be removed but the opening is large enough to allow for cleaning when necessary.
2000803
You are correct. You do not have to remove it. Be aware that you absolutely do not want to use a fine ground coffee. They will overflow
2161436
yes, there is a removable section/basket for loose tea or bags- works great. You can then remove the basket once brewed and then keep the tea hot.
907205
You can't remove it. You have to open the top all the way to fill. I use the decanter but using the faucet hose I think would be fine.
742190
Yes it is removable. You can use the jar with or without it. One piece of advice. Make sure if/when you get this to tighten the spigot valve from inside the jar. I am very happy with this purchase.
2090822
No. I use an infuser in mine when I don't use bags. The spout is completely open so leaf will simply pour out.
1203602
Yes, you can. It does get a little warm though as it is stainless steel so you would need to be careful of the type of surface that you place it on. Otherwise, this is a great infuser; my all time favorite.
515716
The entire lid does come off. I wouldn't advise taking the entire lid apart. You have to push the button to drink from it. There is no locking open position.
2067319
The lid doesn't have a separate attaching mechanism, but it stays on very securely as soon as you close it. In the few months I've been using this pitcher, it has never fallen off while pouring, even when I'm down to the last few drops.
611470
Sorry, I do not. There is nothing on the infuser itself, and I did not keep the packaging material.
992150
Yes it can. The infuser itself is held to a groove in the teapot. If the infuser is not used the lid will stand on the groove itself.
852222
Hmmm. I don't use an infuser basket with this so I'm not sure I know exactly what you are asking but it does have threading in the cap. I just don't know how the basket would work. I do think they make some special with the basket included just for that purpose.
585759
Yes. The infuser is attached to the lid. The little lever on the side raises the infuser cup to the bottom of the lid. I also found it easier to clean than the cup I use in my single dose coffee machine.